Gemini App Now Lets You Generate Documents, PDFs, and Word Files Directly
Google’s Gemini app just rolled out a major update: you can now create downloadable, shareable files in multiple formats—including PDF, DOCX, and Word—just by using chat commands. No need to switch to other office tools. This new feature supports Google Workspace suite (Docs, Sheets, Slides) as well as common file types like PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, LaTeX, TXT, RTF, and Markdown. Plus, the personalized “Memories” feature is now available in the UK, and you can import chat history from other AI apps.
Gemini App Now Lets You Generate Documents and PDFs Directly
Google's AI assistant Gemini rolls out a major update that enables users to create downloadable files in multiple formats, including Google Workspace docs, PDFs, Microsoft Office files, and more, all within the app.
Google Home App Gets a Major Update: Gemini Speed Boost and Camera Control Upgrades
Google has rolled out a significant update to its Home app and Gemini voice assistant in late April. The upgrade focuses on modernizing camera and media controls, plus a major speed boost for smart home commands—smart lights and plugs can now respond up to 1.5 seconds faster. Premium subscribers also get AI-powered event descriptions in their timeline.
Google Home App Update: Gemini Voice Speed Boost and New Smart Features Unveiled
Google has rolled out a major update to the Google Home app and Gemini for Home voice assistant at the end of April, focusing on faster smart home control and improved media management. Gemini now processes light and plug commands up to 1.5 seconds faster, thanks to optimizations in device command logic and home layout algorithms. The update also enhances voice recognition in noisy environments and supports more natural conversation pacing to avoid premature interruptions.
Google Home Gemini Now Supports Continued Conversations – Early Access Live
Google has launched early access for Continued Conversation on Gemini for Google Home, letting users ask follow-up questions or give commands without repeating "Hey Google" each time. The feature aims to make voice interactions smoother and more natural.
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